Übersetzungen

dyingsubstantiv
dyings
Pl.
The process of dying can be peaceful.
Процесс умирания может быть спокойным.
The dying of the old tree was inevitable.
Смерть старого дерева была неизбежна.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
dyinggerundium / partizip präsens
UK
/ˈdaɪ.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈdaɪ.ɪŋ/
Used as the present participle of "die" functioning adjectivally.
The dying man whispered his last words.
Умирающий человек прошептал свои последние слова.
The dying light of the sunset painted the sky in shades of orange.
Угасающий свет заката окрасил небо в оттенки оранжевого.
The dying fire barely provided any warmth.
Затухающий огонь едва давал тепло.
dieverb

dying

Gerundium

died
Präteritum
died
Partizip Perfekt
dying
Gerundium
UK
/daɪ/
US
/daɪ/
Many people die from heart disease every year.
Многие люди умирают от сердечных заболеваний каждый год.
He is expected to die peacefully in his sleep.
Ожидается, что он скончается мирно во сне.
Several soldiers die in the battle.
Несколько солдат погибли в бою.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Synonyme
pass away
kick the bucket
meet one's end
give up the ghost
Antonyme

Definitionen

dyingsubstantiv
The process of approaching death or the state of being near death.
Dying is a natural part of the life cycle.
The act or process of ceasing to live or exist.
The dying of the plant was evident as its leaves turned brown and fell off.
People who are close to death collectively.
Hospice workers offer comfort to the dying.
dyinggerundium / partizip präsens
Approaching death or the end of life.
The dying patient was surrounded by family and friends.
In the process of ceasing to exist or function.
The dying embers of the fire cast a faint glow in the room.
Relating to or characteristic of the final moments or stages of something.
The company made a last-ditch effort to save itself in its dying days.
dieverb
To cease to live; to stop being alive.
Many plants die in the winter due to the cold weather.
To lose force, strength, or active qualities.
The excitement of the crowd began to die as the concert ended.
To become indifferent or unresponsive.
His enthusiasm for the project began to die after the initial excitement wore off.
To be forgotten or to cease to be known.
Old traditions sometimes die when new generations do not continue them.